I qualify for 100 percent financing with my VA certificate.

Have POS for Warrensville with minor reno (house is occupied) but electric and plumbing certific as tons.

Once my lawyer is able to get the zoning certification, I will be able to start working on the project. 

However, there are a lot of hassles with fire inspection and certificate of occupancy and just general bureaucratic stuff.

Also another poster said to diy, your supposed to have a epa certification to work with refrigeratant and air conditioning installation equipment is expensive to.As to why a HVAC contractor is expensive is because they have a business to run, employees, workers compensation insurance, general liability insurance, shop expenses, trucks etc.

Asking from the perspective of a designer pursuing professional LEED certification and also looking to doing future development projects as LEED-certified homes or communities.

My lawyer received the November status certificate, went over it and confirm everything is ok. 

@Jonathan Beemer Yes, you can still use it as long as you were honorably discharged and have a copy of your DD 214 or Certificate of Eligibility. 

for the completed survey (done via email/Google survey to limit paperwork/printing fees/hassle) AND make the gift card/certificate to the town's greasy spoon or similar, and ask the greasy spoon to promote you in exchange for buying all the gift cards!!  

I'm going to check out the property right now to see if there's a clean out.I just received another email from the closing agent saying that I should check with the Township to see if a dye test is necessary for resale (I don't think it is).They also just now told me that a video sewer inspection is required for tax certification which, again, I'm unsure is necessary or even possible.